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The Young Architect Award was given to Johan Tali
The Estonian Association of Architects announced Johan Tali, an architect of the architectural firm Molumba and a doctoral student at the Estonian Academy of Arts, as the winner of the Young Architect Award ...
Defended master’s thesis in architecture and urban design
On June 3 and 4, 2021, 14 young architects defended their master’s degrees at EKA. Mihkel Räni Raev „Tehnoloogiline ...
Speciality project “Public space” 2021 / National Library
What is public space? Who needs public space? How does the nature of public space change in time and space? Public space concerns us as city citizens; it is a space of movement and being, which encompasses and reflects ...
Open until 5th June: Exhibition A Tale of Persistence: Expanding on Decline in Ida-Virumaa
In Ida-Virumaa, the politics of the climate neutral futures, the deprived status quo and the infrastructures inherited from the past intensively meet, showing multiple endings but also some possible new ...
A Tale of Persistence: Expanding on Decline in Ida-Virumaa
14th of May 2021, students of urban studies and interior architecture presented their findings with working with different conditions of decline by rethinking growth or adaptation in Ida-Virumaa. Their projects used varied ...
Markus Puidak received the Anton Uesson scholarship
This year, the Anton Uesson scholarship of the city of Tallinn was won by Markus Puidak, a master’s student of architecture and urban design at EKA. The committee assessed the topicality of the topic of the master’s thesis “Resource Protection ...
Mattias Malk was awarded a Raestipendium Scholarship
This year, Mattias Malk, a doctoral student, lecturer, urbanist and photographer majoring in architecture and urban planning, was awarded the City of Tallinn Raestipendium Scholarship. Mattias’ research interests include urban space and ...
A Tale of Persistence: Expanding on Decline in Ida-Virumaa
In Ida-Virumaa the politics of the climate neutral futures, the deprived status quo and the infrastructures inherited from the past intensively meet, showing multiple endings but also some possible new beginnings. ...